Meets Jacob Miller In A Tenement Yard
Reggae
| Oct 2006
Reviews
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2006-10-18
Reviewed 2006-10-18
King Tubby – Meets Jacob Miller in a Tenement Yard (Motion)
Reviewed by Sadie O., 10/18/06
Dub versions of classic tracks by Inner Circle when it was fronted by the incomparable Jacob Miller. Remastered from a single copy of the original dub album mixed by King Tubby, so it’s not perfect sound, but it’s still amazing stuff from the roots of dub in the mid 70’s. Backing tracks originally by the Soul Syndicate, dub overlaid with synth by Bernard “Touter” Harvey. Grab a spliff and light up any track.
No vocals (except 13), so no FCCs. It’s all classic dub, all good.
1. 3:15 **starts with beeps, then midtempo stepping razor riddim with lots of dubby noises. Hints of 70’s funk.
2. 3:16 **midtempo with lots of squeepy noises. Rhythm section is a bit muffled and gets dubbed in and out, but it’s a nice jaunty riddim.
3. 3:07 **midtempo, more wild noises. Odd ending.
4. 2:41 **a bit downtempo, relaxed groove. Long fade.
5. 3:04 ***Such a great song… Makes for a great dub!
6. 2:55 **way downtempo and downbeat, subdued, very stoned.
7. 3:29 ***downtempo and way squonky. Donald Duck on parade!
8. 3:25 **midtempo
9. 3:07 **downtempo, nice bass line
10. 3:11 **very downtempo and rubber band-y (the CD gets stoned-er as it goes on..)
11. 3:30 ***weirdest synth lines ever…
12. 3:42 ***downtempo, bells bells bells… HEAVY dub…
13. 3:35 **slight bit of vocals! “Oh yeah-eee” – but hey… Wait! There’s more! Two lines worth! Yay!
14. 3:30 **the dangerous version of track 12 (no bells, still heavy.)
Reviewed by Sadie O., 10/18/06
Dub versions of classic tracks by Inner Circle when it was fronted by the incomparable Jacob Miller. Remastered from a single copy of the original dub album mixed by King Tubby, so it’s not perfect sound, but it’s still amazing stuff from the roots of dub in the mid 70’s. Backing tracks originally by the Soul Syndicate, dub overlaid with synth by Bernard “Touter” Harvey. Grab a spliff and light up any track.
No vocals (except 13), so no FCCs. It’s all classic dub, all good.
1. 3:15 **starts with beeps, then midtempo stepping razor riddim with lots of dubby noises. Hints of 70’s funk.
2. 3:16 **midtempo with lots of squeepy noises. Rhythm section is a bit muffled and gets dubbed in and out, but it’s a nice jaunty riddim.
3. 3:07 **midtempo, more wild noises. Odd ending.
4. 2:41 **a bit downtempo, relaxed groove. Long fade.
5. 3:04 ***Such a great song… Makes for a great dub!
6. 2:55 **way downtempo and downbeat, subdued, very stoned.
7. 3:29 ***downtempo and way squonky. Donald Duck on parade!
8. 3:25 **midtempo
9. 3:07 **downtempo, nice bass line
10. 3:11 **very downtempo and rubber band-y (the CD gets stoned-er as it goes on..)
11. 3:30 ***weirdest synth lines ever…
12. 3:42 ***downtempo, bells bells bells… HEAVY dub…
13. 3:35 **slight bit of vocals! “Oh yeah-eee” – but hey… Wait! There’s more! Two lines worth! Yay!
14. 3:30 **the dangerous version of track 12 (no bells, still heavy.)
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Charting
2006-10-22 — 2006-12-24
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Dec 24 | 2 |
| Dec 17 | 2 |
| Dec 3 | 1 |
| Nov 26 | 1 |
| Nov 12 | 1 |
| Nov 5 | 2 |
| Oct 29 | 3 |
Track listing
| 1. | Dreada Dread Dub | ||
| 2. | Don't Let Dub Fool You | ||
| 3. | Dey Call It Dub | ||
| 4. | Suzie Wong Dub | ||
| 5. | Judgement Yard Dub | ||
| 6. | Jah Jah Land Dub | ||
| 7. | City Of The Weakheart Dub | ||
| 8. | Roman Soldiers Of Dub | ||
| 9. | Dub Has Come Again | ||
| 10. | Lick Week Dub | ||
| 11. | 80,000 Dubs | ||
| 12. | Ghetto On Fire Dub | ||
| 13. | Dub The Weak Heart | ||
| 14. | Ghetto On Fire (Dangerous Version) |